I've been planning on trying out Infinity for Everything
You can see posts on Lemmy community already. But can't see comments. Also no iogin for now.
I wasn't able to view Lemmy content (actually any content) on the build I downloaded. How did you view them on yours?
First goto 3 dot menu > more options > go to subreddit
Then input the lemmy community name in the following format : lemmy:android@lemmy.world
to visit https://lemmy.world/c/android
Ah I see thank you for telling me. I just tried it and it seems to work, though it is a bit finicky (gives random 502 errors) but that's to be expected from alpha software. Hopefully this will get better in the future.
There is any release yet?
It's still in Alpha, you can still try it out but I warn you it's very very buggy at the moment. It does have a lot of potential though, hopefully it'll get better as time goes on.
Uh, what is this?
Speaking as someone who used Infinity for Reddit.
It's a fork that aims to add support to Infinity for a bunch of other platforms, among those kbin and lemmy. It'll also let you use Reddit but that'll be much more limited than before since you need to provide your own API keys and you won't be able to access NSFW.
Amazing. Loved Infinity for Reddit. I'll definitely keep my eye on this.
I am using thunder and its been great so far. Look and feel is like Infinity for Reddit. Its on Github and izzydroid repo in Fdroid.
How does it feel on Mastodon posts? Are you able to follow Mastodon users?
lemmy isn't federated with mastodon(for now)
Probably due to not being compatible with Microblogging/Profile posts. If they added that feature they could probably make mastodon stuff work.
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